Midland Metropolitan University Hospital

I had a hysterectomy via keyhole surgery. The service was excellent and top tier. I was so impressed with the care and support received throughout my stay. The staff was committed to give attention and love to me. I had my own room with ensuite to recuperate. This was BETTER than private care.

I went to the hospital at 3:30pm with high blood pressure, heartbeat and dizziness. I was assessed at 9pm. They arranged bloods to be taken. At 4am they told me only one doctor was on duty but was on a break. In the end I left the hospital as I had three children at home under 10. They said they would send the results to the GP.

You wait a long time in A&E and triage takes 5 hours. They need to listen to patients more carefully.

All staff most helpful in all parts of the hospital

I had a 5 month wait for a Coronary angiogram and echo. It was a long wait and worry.

It was really really good at the children's A&E department. No long waits, we were in and out within an hour. I was really impressed with the cleanliness of the hospital. He had his head glued.

We took my son to the paediatrics A&E last week as he had an accident at college. It was just a sprain no fracture. He had an x-ray and everything and was in and out within 2 hours. They were brilliant.

I was taken to A&E and they looked after me well.

They changed my tablets and it was good. I was on C3 for 2 days with COPD and then they discharged me. I think they discharged me too soon.

I was seen quickly by the A&E nurse and given a wristband. I was sent around the corner and it was like the whole of Birmingham was in there at 11:30am. Lots of mental health patients. The lady calling out names didn't speak English as a first language so people kept asking who had been called. I went to the toilet and thought I heard the name being called so I asked the nurse and she said just wait and they will call again. We needed up leaving at 5:30pm without being seen for a head injury. It's not place for patients with mental health either A&E.